英文摘要 |
With the growing and evolving of the modern industries, the job market is highly competitive than ever before. Thus, internships have become one of the most widely used program design for students to help fill the gap of classroom knowledge and real business world. Therefore, it is important for educators to understand what factors make them the most worthwhile. This current study took internship satisfaction as dependent variable by examining three different dimensions of variables (i.e., contextual factors, job characteristics, and work environment variables) as antecedents. Our results showed that job characteristics (specifically, task significance) was negatively significant associated with internship satisfaction. Work environment characteristics (specifically, learning opportunities, supervisor support, and coworker support) were positively associated with internship satisfaction. These findings can assist business school, host companies, and students to make a significant contribution to internship satisfaction. |